So I was trying to rename the title to one of my “Image widget” showing an image of Dante’s ‘Confusion of Tongues’ by Gustave Doré via wikimedia.org. It’s supposed to link the readers to my “Table of Contents”. The widget title I came up with is “confusing noise” and via that link, I found a word written by a “Starzee Valentine“:
A mental disorder acquired through the combination of genetics and trauma or anguish. Characterized by a split from “normal reality.” A classification in psychology for a person, of which, they know very little about. Marked indication of any person diagnosed with schizophrenia of becoming “lost” in their own brain. Possibly correlation between levels of consciousness and the barriers that exist between those levels functioning differently causing major confusing between what is actually “real” and what the mind has created, thus, allowing the subconscious and the conscious self to communicate directly, which does not happen to most people. A marked high sensitivity to electromagnetic fields and low frequency sounds and/or noise. Extreme adherence to beliefs in such things as aliens; conspiracy theory; religion and/or God; physics (oh, you mean you didn’t know) Albert Einstein’s son was schizophrenic; governmental eavesdropping and tracking; the supernatural; martyrdom; auras; gifts; signs and/or oracles; time travel; hallucinations; visual and/or auditory; and a higher purpose. A definite attitude of something being amiss or not right. A heightened sense of self awareness or being. Scattered creativity. A rejection of fundamental systematic and societal laws. Firm adherence to the truth being whatever you personally believe to be true. Self destructive and likely just as sane as you are.
I like this definition” It’s a medical condition which may be “repaired” or at least “alleviated” with some orgone products. Earlier I was reading how the Tower of Babel were built by Masons, which purportedly pre-dated the deluge. So my small mind associated the widget illustration with deeper meanings behind how Masons are able to communicate without speech.
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